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docs accurately he

once said to tlc writer:
swell, believe il can be done by and by.
IL has bnan found that from twelve 10 sixteen
hous before the spptouch Of tornado Pc
cGliar yellow appearance i TO be observed
to Tie Southwest If this could ho talegraphed
to the Signal of,lce by postHistais and Tie
knowledge tl3us obtained compared wihoher
available data, ttinli tornadogs could bo
predicted with reasonable degree Of Ger
tainty. Tho terribly destructive Georgia
tornado of 1SSlwas preceded hy Il deep, mr.
row trough Of low barometer, the sides Of
which were exceptionally steep. Into this
low arcr rushed Strong current Of hot air
from the south ami q strong current Of cold
air from tho northwest a rapid gyratory
movement resulted. People WHO have never
| experienced one oil these terrible storms can
form 10 correct idea Of their severity, We
have solne strange relics in Washington.
4 Among them is piece Of board imbeddeh in
/ section of tic trunk Of growing pine tree.
| The board is part of n house that stood some
| 600 on iG) m4is from the tree when the tor.
1 nalo came SiN people were in the house al
| the time and were all killed.. The baard is so
| firmly inlhAl(e. in the trunk that it cannot
be taken out
u am more and more inclined to believe
that the snn spnt8 have indirectly something
! to do VITA fine prevalence Of cyclones"
Liput Powell was one Of tile "indicaton
officers the duties Of which positio. ulo So
arduou5 that il is impossible for man to do
them for mMe than n month at time, a
number Of officers serving in rotation. Lieut..
PoEcll's Indications were always exception
ally rear liio perfection point.
When It was found necessary 10 send pro
visions to Liut. Hay Nc Point Dauow, away
tp n@tb, Lgut. Powell was iutrustel with
tic mission Ills stories or life among the
E.quimaay were lugl!ly interesting, and his
des riptious ot thc Ice Of the far north were
very vivid l'e agreed with Lieut.. Ray i'll
believing that the open Polar sea is dream.
Tie iurt tl4at large Cooks OF ducks so north
ward, die CXistouac Of strong current bear.
mE Euotha;,s, an3 l,iel land mirages seer to the
nhrlH Nv i.igut EHr ail argue for this theory.
Il doit bal, yethcpoe caneyer bereached 10y
ship," a.ht Lieus Powell "You havo nc
idcaol thr Hatrorof the Ice, Why, Esquimauy
even will Not 70 % ile far north if they car
hclp it. / halayu the captive balloon plan i
thc best os,n " solve the Arctic mysteries.
hcigltt can y. Obtained which with strong
elass WIll ni3l;e Il possible to sec hundreds o
ni.s, aul haya no doubt that in this way
tie noe cnutt He s2cn, and if n visit TO il i
prarti.ahle t,a rold found CUT
Lieut. Powell 1ras & nativG of the District q
Columbia liz entered the Signal corps from
the army iii lsi5, receiving d commission a
sergeant III November, tSt9, be was mad
d second lieutenant a short time ago Ii
offered lis resignation in order to enter th
weather SER, ice d the Z nion Pacific railroad
1t was u8t uccrpfed, but he was placed unde
arrest oh d Charge of having duplicated hi
pay accounts
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ipctel bv the sell EDEN r. PuLSDURY
ate. Eben II. Pillsbury was loru in hiuglana,
Ne. sixty-two years ago, and died at Nlls-
ton, Mass. III lis early yens ha wns . school
teacher, which profession h0 seen abandoned
for the study ot law. When be l@t been nd-
nrittcd De prHctieed for q time in his u9ttye
town. npuitics he was originally a WING,
but he hnclme q Den0crat IA i:l1 Upon
the breaking ont d the war ha Was lor time
in favor cf strong mcaaHes but later
ChunGeT iis front, as indicated a The hoglu-
ming oil this hiel sketch.
lii l5li lie was Democratic can' .dAtn for
govraor, havhg lor lia competitor GIN.
Joshua l.. Chamberlain. IeTta l2Glu iAtle
next two ye1,s, but wtlout he.ng elected.
President JUlnsoD appointed bin pension
agent at Augusta in ist %sat lte was not
continued i'll that O.ilce. Fhaunp3a ha re-
moved to thc sato capital, aud lr2m that
time until l5sJ he controlled Ile Maine
Standard, conducting it il ul oagty' iYe
manner Iu tile mcuulimN Ea was cbp!oyed
al the hur iii nlany important criminal cases.
lie was accused by his political eHnnle7 with
having hecn active iu tile tiarCalon plnn 70
count out GNr6rnargi1"t DAVIS II is@'-oO:
Then he went TO Boston and tAerN practned
| INV It'll tlc ti-na OF Lis death lie leaves a
widow and several cliIGrcn, lie was inter
estcl in several patents oG va.Ge.
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In TIE REICHSTAG.
HOW SOME PROMINENT GERMAN
STATESMEN ACT AND LOOK.

Eismnrck, nicntcr nnd Windlhorst in
Atti ,de T,at Are Charactcristic--The
Nine.isth Anniversary Of Emperor vii
lilA's .ir.hday.
Til, loys of ls!0-Bo have long since he'd to
learn their European geography anew.
map o. Gat2 befo.o our war is as ohsol 70 al
mos as u map OF the Roman empire, Then
Pupils we're told that they need not try to
mcmorias all tho little states OF Germany and
Italy; the former, including Gree citics,'
numbered thrty-onc, and the latter varied
according to count. There were Medina and
Parma to be counted rs one Or two; the
Estates of the church" as one or sew
ertl; Lombardy and Venice as one, under
the rules of Austria, or two provinces,
b,sides Naples, under King Bomba, San Ma
rino and tho kingdom Of Sicily and Sardinia,
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~ 80 a ID I..e.L..,I.

CaacanIn .wha has approached ils.
BrlEa ~, more wage. },L Lat "nu!d Dir.
Brown ,y, MON, It "as % gso Am for q
rise!
Mrs Brown Nyuo snoNs ia husGmd's
financial oisp1su.oa,-NrA tvny, Q,
never iu.tlgn in profanity y#l mu-f excuse
mo from vNHturins IN r&rTe -on m That sub
jlct.-Gaw Ork Mercury,
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Ii sncceeded.

"Augustus," said Maud, who, as he had
been calling on her for some time, thought She
would give him hint, "I should like to be an
actress
can aetressl" repeated Augustus in aston
ishment. @Nyhat on earth do you want to be
an actress for!n
"Bocausc then might be engaged
She now wears soitaire.New York
SIM
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sf,. uad Plenty of Company

A fair haired choriater was seeking apart
men!s. She knocked at the door OF u board
ing hcrsc in Yorkyille 6ho was usaered in
IL the anllady, who locked at har somewhat
severely, and remarked:
Il ncvor let rooms to ladies who are alone.
"Oh, IDS all right, them simpelod Iottie,
"gor I'm hardly ever alone, New Yori; Mer'
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viz, CONSERVATIVES, Irnperialists, Centerists,
Scplpmnatc Con,erists, National Liberals, New
German Liberals, Socialists, Alsatians and
Poles Certainly the most CRANKY voter could
find party to his taste.
The new reichatas convened March ) and
at once adopted declarations in favor Of
peace. The venerable Won M2ltsa vas long
and loudly checred as he took his seat among
the extreme supporters Of Bismarck and the
sspteunate. He has steadily maintained that
the strengthening Of the army and voting
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French street .8.85 $40 lll5 -. $40
Additional Trains,
On SATURDAY only, will leave Dupont Station at
Oh and 40 p. M, Eewbrdge at LIS and 6.56 p. M
for Wilmington and all intermediate points.
French Greek Branch Trains,
Leave Springfield 7.4U, 9IOa m. lSO, and 62cp.m
Arrive st. Peters sln, OO5,a ~, and 6.45p.m
For connections at Wilmington, Chadd's Ford
junction Lenape coatesville, Waynesburg juno.
ton, Brdsboro, and Reading, see timetable at all
stations,
A. G. MoCAUsLAND, L. A. BOWER,
Sdparintendant- C3e,.. Pas. Agent.
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This week tho whole German nation is cele-
brating the liiuetieth birthday Of tho Em-
peror William. The last illustration of the
series accompanying this article, ls from the
famous Photograph Of the male representa-
tivcs of tho four living generations Of the
German royal family. The others are from
the current number Of The German Illustrated
periodical, Ueber Lallu uud Nicer
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A FADING LANDMARK.
The Madison Square Garden to be Torn

The AlNaison slunre Gardcn to De Iorh
Down.
The old, historic Madison Square garden
nust CO. ltbelonsel toan era haspaased,
and itmmstyunis iutoamomoyT, II gavethe
metropolis the cirtuses, tie horse aud dog
shows, tie indian and vaq1ero riding, the do
liciousy unconventional entertainments for
which both poor and rich New York rlnad at
intervals There the eminent brute5 Of puSil-
ism bruised each others flesh TO Interpretations
applause of tie fashionable as Hell as the
criminal male population OF the city. There,
occasionally, politicians, III the beginning Of
Their fame. spoke 10 cheering multtudes
There the ring master has cracked his whip
and the clown his joke for nearly twenty
NEars.
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GEORGE G. slcKLEs,

Father or ecu, siellcs, WHO Died at New
Rochelle LAT Week.
Gc,re G :Slcklcs, whose portrait follows,
Was anvly kDawr Of late years as the father
Of Gen DnHl ~ 81 .klas. He was some little
timc a3o rt9rtul lying very i'll at his
homc ia ..w Rochelle, N u, ard his
dcath VIII iaaolaeI last Week. In The old
duyshc wp, unn Of Consideration Importance,
esgarnily III New Nuall ciiy. le
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his pronounced op
position to FIesi-
deUt l-incoln's plans
for carrying on tie
civil war. OF late
years lie has not
been prominently
bg fore the nation
but once. and that
was when President
Cleveland aproint-
ell him collector Of
internal revenue at
Boston and the
nomination was re-
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under Carlo Al
berta, father Of
Victor Emmanuel
and grandfather of
tho present Ham.
bert !, king Of
United Italy. In
Germany We're
four free cities,
seven grand ducli-
ieg, several eleator-
ates, The kingdoms
of Pru sia, Bava-
rin, Wurtenlburg
and Saxony, with
the German pror-
inccs of the Aus
l'trian empire, and
| minor principali-
ties connected with
the foregoing in 50
| many intricate
! ways that The aver
age American did
u. ,t,,t1ta1s
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'+
was very tnlliusi-
astic in all L'o
undertook, , and
wien lie was given
permission TO make
a special study of
toimadoes or "twist-
cl's,n lie went at the
work, which would
have seemed hope
less to any one else,
with the deternin-
: alton Of ono bound
to win. Speaking
Of the possibility of
predicting lorna
glope np1tfttutr,INt L.,
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LIEUT.. POWELL.

The brilliant renng Scientist who Died
last WecIi.
Lieut. ra =. Powell, Of The United
Stats ai.uY ayie, whose deatA was an
namgca i.s ao'a, ra, one OF tha most bill
liant aa]a t. .na time pai .tlGing nnd
thoiUR4l Vi AIDE cliic ciGJit5 who predict
iln MluLn-l Ln. lhe Annri.aM nLnnle. lIe
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nnnlins to irsnrn ita cnntinnnncn fo,. snrn,,

supplies to insure It's continuance for seven
years would at once convince France that
her hope of revenge was baseless and then
peace would be secured. Richter and Wind
thorst had announced their willingness
to agree to a three years bill, but
majority of tho German people have
voted for the septennate. And now is
pence as3ugcdi DipiamGtes are moro hopeful,
hu5 the durl: cloud oE uncertainty sin hangs
over Europe, and 4090,03) men uro kept
trained and ready at moments notice to
spring to arms. France threatens On one
side, la5sia is urfi'eudly on the othtr, Many
cau4es Of dispute exist, and French blood IS
up to II fighting haUt. Cm peace, thcn, be
maintuined}
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B. C @. r. r.
Schedule In effect, Jan. 80, ,'87
Trains leave Delaware Avenue Depot
EASTBOUND:
wESTBOUND=

Chicago Limited, Daily................... T45 a. M
Arrives Chicago II 10 next morning. This train
does not take Baltimore passengers.
Cincinnati Limited, daily. a. m.
Arrives Cincinnati As a m, ST. Louis $40 p. m
mex day.
Chicago and St Louis Express, daily. $50 p. M
Local freight with passenger coaches attached
leaves Delaware avenue station daily, except Sun
day, at $50 a. m arrives in Canton, at 34S p. M.
stops at all stations.
FOR LANDENBERG, Q 90 a. m. and 3.oop M,
daily. s. GOpm daily except Sunday,
Trains leave Market Street Station:
For Philadelphia 7SOa m. s.55 a. m. and 2.45 pm.
daily. For Baltimore 90 a. M, daily except Sun
day For Landenberg 5 55a m. and 2.45 p. m. daily.
and 7CO m and $40 p, m, daily except Sunday,
through tickets can be secured and sleeping car
berths reserved by applying to H A Miller, Agent,
Delawrre Avenue Depot
G, K. LORD. w. IRWIN,
Gen'l Pass. Agt. Superintendent.
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stv. but aiterwarI went to New York,
where 81 went into the business OF
printing m.ery teRela; and lotteries being
then nut,n3l craze, suou had "a big hrsi-
nesS. III 4n, when he retired from that
business, nj Was worth $4,000. Then he
wcnl into 'thc srrenJ' aud soon pftrinto real
estate H. wa5 ;iways strong Democrat,
favored t4a war, nominated Gen Jackson
for tapI ra,I,nng and WIS very proud Of his
sous nli,I success.
Gr Sickle. Yves a strong Spiritualist, and
during his A.t illnass he fully believed that
he was constantly surroruslrd by spirit
fulHs, wla.. iutantion, he said was to minis
t-r ta him iu Ills weaue $, They carried
musical tH.I41mcats ho said, on which they
played ana w.re cll IN strange uniform.
Theft iaH D beloved rs ho the spirit Of
som g"l musician loag siuce deceased
Nh Sigaa was twice married, anil his
second u,#ratsy, ia lsai, TO Mrs Mary Sher-
iGGn SHWgor, created social sensation. The
brGe Aul Boon hi, louseiieerer, and large
uuLslnl nmBei guests witnessed the ccre-
moGyUt 81 'ats church, Ncw York, There
was III "#., ,oUr ana the next morning
a wcIl,n, o.; la.- was given at the Bel
mont h# i'lr streets n5m by were made
| im, i.!, Ny tEa thsans with gathered to
see ia brija ml sroan cater tie botel,
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q la -, i y ---- t-t/.EL
~ .ll!tlsss WIS
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&f s, ~zls/
n 70 so l
,i.llsg v
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Tyo or \ veal, minded Kiud.

Chicago NIatron-What good girl you
seem to havcf
Omaha Matron-Yes she is an excellent
one. Don't you laye good girls in Chieago'
II had one once WHO was just perfect, and
despair Of ever finding ns gool n one again"
"IIow did you happc4 to lose heri
"Oh, she was little weak minded and ran
off with my first husband N-OmaLIn World.
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EBEN r. Pt-LsGUaY.
. rro,a.nent Sew Eaai,nd Politician
Who mas Just nirt.

Twenty years ago the nama ut abm 7.
riIlsb9ry was very wen known ttrnualout
tbp r0ngtfy. from lis d. tive loHtiaal lla and
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Additional Trains,
On SATURDAY only, will leave Wilmington at
II Is p m for Newbridge, Dupont, and all inter
mediate points.
French Creek Branch Trains,
Leave st Peters zoos Scam l2.SS.90. and $40 PIN
Arrive sprlngaeld7 y, S55 Los, 4O0, q sos pm
GOING SOUTH, DAILY Except sunday.)
Mond
Only
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was 81 war, oil.
/. Geaie q. !5i llles
wa, horn in New
Yurl; Witty, ani he
always 1viNii'rl q
legal ia rlan"e
tiicro, Iia " s0n
lice as a printers
devil, wlEn oiarr
leaving Tho Cii
!. Rlia eu'rrtr al V
o'lice uill usl q
tim guiu intafka
dry Eo01 hH ines
III ls5 Nj, ran Il
| Democratic leN
! i)Yntl'in Nav, ,I.V
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RAILROADS.

uTlLMINGIO ON & NORTHERN RAIL
w ROAD SCHEDULE, JAN, q, 1887.
GOING NORTH, DAlI4Y, iExcept Sunday.l
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BOletin
autonomfa que haya v6rtigo en-
a altatrG" Y que este abajo la
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lie U"idr Constitnci nal aplaude calu-
rosam 'nt' 7 s,o Ia presente condnc-
ia del actual G 'hernsflor Superior in
rerino de esta Antiila, contra los re-
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Pero basta "a de apuntes, y
terlainemos con el siguiente CO.
ro'aric:
L. lnica voz que ha desafina
10 en- ell concerto Ie p!acemes y
elosios que l. opinion phblica
acaba de delic,r Al General Ma
rim por su actitud en- pro de la
mora!idad administrative, ha ST
do Ia de alganos peri6dicos auto
nomistas habaneros, heraldos de
la Oerdadera y sana masa del
pais que, segdn EI CIamor, no
pueae menos de aplaudir cal,ro
same~te to4a medi Ia que tienda
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y sVVU7tte WttC7s61tVHEOV6S UoIu0 Z

'~~ PApSAOo "a AOAOo1 q Jus c0Ueh'OT
extravlos, que la iucapacitan, cada
vez mas, para la realization de los
grandes destinos de la humanidad,
Y la anulan en- ell concerto de las
ideas modernas, por mas que ape.
le a los cascades recursos de
libertad & igualdad, para ante la
Inconsistencies del pueblo.
Terminalnos, por hoy, con aque.
Hos que, raconociendo sus errores,
prosiguen perSistentes en- su labor.
Ell Uitin0 Unconditional.
Setiembre, 4 de 1887.
-N1b~---
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i
ia ell extreme de vestir de hermosos =
variados colores las aves de los aires
las hierbas = fl ,rss de los prados, o.
ha tornado bgo su egids y amparo en
ssta casa de edueaci6n. Vosotras, con
mas verdad y fervor que otras muchas,
podeis dirigir al cielo la oraci6n domi-
nicAl: Padre nnsstro, que que estas
en- los cielos" :. Vosotras, con mas
verdad que nadie, podeis prorrumpir
en- aquelas belIas y graficas palabras
del Profeta Rey, sl verse privado de
los autores de sus dias, en- esta terra
de peregrinsci6n: mi padre y mi
madre me han dejaio en- este vale de
desconsuelo, hsn volado al seno de
Abraham; pero, eli Se6or Dios de los
eIe'citos me ha tornado 4 So cuidado,
ha tendido sobre mi ell manto de eu
misericordis, y me ha atraido. bajo so
egida = real protection" Gratitud
para con los pueb'os y hsbitantes de-
ests Isla y fuers de ella, que contribu-
yen con 50 6bolo. con an aprecio ga.
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seguro en- partituras 5ufas .
como dice EI Pueblo!
Pero vease 10 que ha oeurrido.
Levanta primero la prensa au
tCnoma de Ponce estent6reo gri.
to relatando con apasionamiento
& hiperbolicos arranques 10 aeon
tecido en- Juana. Diaz; relatalos
despues la prensa incondicio,
nal, parca y prudentemente, dan
do previsor y patri6tico alerta.
y entonces responde El Pueblo, y
con 81 toda Ia prensa autonomis
ia: 81 Calumnia ! Falsedad! iDia.
bolica invenci6n para ganar elec
Clones"
lOh, que contraste! iLos que
nos han atronado los oidos con
semejantes palabras, iamas han
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q.

BOI0Ill MarGall do PtO. Rico.
JUEvEs, Is DE sETIEMBRE DE 1887.
jD0NDE ESTA la VERDAD?
A E Pueblo de Ponce le ha
producido la oportuna y levanta.
da circular de S. E. sobre los
successes de Juana-Diaz ell mismo
efecto que le hubiese quizas eau
sado una bomba que estallara d
dos pasos de su insigne persona
lidod rariodicfSc0
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Mercantil.
gu!ente, que en- un colegA inte.
grista de la Habans aparece:
"Lo que mas nos admira 70 que les
pocos peri6di,os que hsn censnrado la
determination del general Marin, seau
precisamente los que sc han sehalado
mas por sus repetidos clsmores contra
la inmoralidad y ell fraude sdministrasi
to, y los que blaSonsn mas de- 50 amor
al pats y de So deseo de ver!e pr6spero
y foreciente.
He ahf una inconsecuencia una
contradiction que no po1enos explicar
nos de ninguna manera.
"Eatre esos pari6dicos, In Luc61 ha
sido el que mas rudsmente ha combat
do al Gobernador General ioteriro,
dando d conocer de muy ostensible
modo ls mala impression que ls pro-
dujera Ia energics medida del general
Marin.
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resuelve todos los problemas So
ciales, nj la que forma la familia,
nj acaso la que haga la dignidad
total del hombre. e. ell derecho,
sin el cual Ia sociedad no tendria
raz6n de ser, y andarfa la familia
humana aun, dispersa en- tribus
salvajes, comprendida entire los
brutos que pueblan Ia espesura de
las selvas. Los avances de las
ideas modernas, los adelantos de
la epoca, no han sido j.mas pro.
vocados & impulsados por Ia taer'
"a motriz del mecanismo o'itico,
sino por la tendencia ingenita en-
el hombre de humanizaci6n & in
tegraci6n de su estirpe; por la
propia causalidad idiosincratica
on ell organismo social; por aquel
am mia cacrnko ~ ,,o;afor;oco 0uo
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d L 8 @ u r . O
pronasnciGdo pOr d. Juan Perpt1d
Fbernat, DoctOren Derecho Civil
q Cdn6nic0 q en- FiiOsofi fla y Letras,
q DeGn de eStG Santa Iqlesia Cate,
dral, en- la sOlemne distribution de
premeios de la Casa de Caridad "
ofcsos de San IIdetonso de esta
Cjudad, el dia 8 de Setiembre de
este 01ao de 1887.
Conclusion.
Vosotras poco 8 nads podeis hacer,
apreciab'es j6venes, por 10 menos direc-
tamente en- favor de esta reacci6n SAL
vadora de los sanos principles, en-
contra de las f.lsas doctrinas filos6ticAs
de los presentss tiempos. Podeis, siu
embargo, hacer mucho indirectaments,
sanando y tratando de cicatrizar la se-
gunda llaga social, que Sc relaciona
con Ia primers. Esta es ell desvio de-
aontirnionfo hunan0 Ia no+o -, o-oa;6o
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-27
4 Keyne, Caned.

Last Saturday, Will Keynes
who has been assisting County
Treasurer Notestone in his office
for some weeks, got through with
his work and before his retire
ment was caned by the gang.
Capt. w. N. Bowen was made
chairman of the meeting and
Levi j. Burgess was callei upon
10 present the cane.
1t was not an ordinary cane.
1t was hickory and came from a
neighboring hill side, unmarried
by the touch Of art, and was a
fllirg tribute from the stalwal
sons of The hills.
Mr. Burgess said it was one OF
the symbols of Democracy, (and
he ought 10 know and was identi-
fed with the >arly history of the
patron saint, Andrew Jackson.
The cane was given as evidence
of the appreciation OF his service TO
the public. Will received the me-
mento with many thanks and
promised TO guard and watch over
1t with a vigilance that would
speak more eloquently than words
of his estimation of the prz-.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-27

Our attention has been called
to mention made in the Report
of the Com miitee examining the
Commissioners Report to the
Commissioners relating 10 state
ment as follows:
The bills of December, 1885,
Were not liemized, were not Ger
titled to by the Prosecuting At
torney, were not approved by the
Probate Judge, and were not al
lowed by a full board. except the
bill of Commissioner Nutter.
There Was evidently an over
sight on the part of the Commit
tee in this particular. We were
shown the bills Of all three of
the Commissioners bearing date
of December, 18th, 1885.
The bills are itemized, signed
by a full board of Commission
ers, and approved by the Prose
cutting Attorney. The bills were
not approved or disapproved by
the Probate Judge.